Assemble the insurance and contract documentation package required before starting a high-rise window-cleaning engagement
domain: high-rise-window-cleaning-contract-documentation · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm current certificates of insurance (general liability, and umbrella/excess as required by the specific contract) naming the building owner as additional insured where required
Compile current technician certification records (e.g., SPRAT/IRATA levels, applicable safety training) to demonstrate crew qualification per the contract's stated requirements
Compile the building owner's written anchorage certification/information required under 1910.27(b), or the applicable state equivalent, as part of the job file, since the employer must keep this for the duration of the job
Confirm the written contract or work order specifies scope, access method, and any owner-imposed safety requirements beyond regulatory minimums
Retain all documentation for the duration required by the applicable regulation or contract, whichever is longer
Known gotchas
Additional-insured and certificate-of-insurance requirements are set by the specific contract or owner, not by OSHA - do not treat insurance documentation as a regulatory requirement when it is actually a contractual one
Anchorage certification documentation retention is tied to 'the duration of the job' under federal OSHA text; check whether the specific contract or state rule imposes a longer retention period before discarding records after job completion
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